Unresolved Issues in Mahabharat: Some things, we will never know - Page 3

Originally posted by: nirmita

yes dear Mahabharat really happened and lord krishna and other characters were true .the dwarka that the archeologist found is 12000 yrs old and they explained also that there was a was a war which happened here and i also have posted lot of about Aryavrat in my previous post in this forum its almost 1 week back and hope you all get your answer answered .

Originally posted by: priyavishu18

Nice Post Dear...

Some of them Believe tat Ashwathama s still alive...


Ashwatthama's Prarabdh lead him to an immortal life, roam in forests with pain

Originally posted by: sweetangelpayal

The fact that Mahabharat itself is so mysterious at times, has made it so popular. Mystery always has an enigma to it, and arouses curiosity. I honestly loved ur post. It doesnt even matter wheteher it happened or not. What matters is that our saints have tried to put forth a few messages, and shown us the path we need to follow in our lives, and probably it was done so in the form of a beautiful story to make it interesting. I mean who doesnt like stories. SO yes, for me, the messages given out by Mahabharat are important.😃

People even say that if u visit kurukshetra now u can hear voices n screaming n crying. and whoever goes will not survive the night . maybe someone who wants to try n all (not me)😆. they can go n then if they stay alive they can tell us if they heard voices n then v know the truth that it happened or not😆😆

Originally posted by: sweetangelpayal

People even say that if u visit kurukshetra now u can hear voices n screaming n crying. and whoever goes will not survive the night . maybe someone who wants to try n all (not me)😆. they can go n then if they stay alive they can tell us if they heard voices n then v know the truth that it happened or not😆😆

sorry for spamming around i m in a "detective payal mode" with ur post 😛

I am not saying that they do hear voices n screaming n all coz I don't have a first hand account of it like someone who experienced. But its a very common story they tell tourists who visit the place. Plus the place is shut down for visit after sunset. That's what I have heard . not sure. Something like this is exactly what they tell u when u visit jalianwala baug (wrong spelling I guess) but the place in Punjab or haryana where a meeting took place n the British had opened fire (pre independence) . so that also has this rule where no one is allowed to enter after evening coz ppl hear screaming n all.

Originally posted by: sweetangelpayal

I am not saying that they do hear voices n screaming n all coz I don't have a first hand account of it like someone who experienced. But its a very common story they tell tourists who visit the place. Plus the place is shut down for visit after sunset. That's what I have heard . not sure. Something like this is exactly what they tell u when u visit jalianwala baug (wrong spelling I guess) but the place in Punjab or haryana where a meeting took place n the British had opened fire (pre independence) . so that also has this rule where no one is allowed to enter after evening coz ppl hear screaming n all.

Plus its not that anyone dies or something really but they say they won't survive so its like no one will wana try. Get the point? So they say ppl who spend the night hear voices n go insane or get an attack because obviously that's creepy. But again if anyone does try this and even if its pin drop silence n u hear some natural voice like a bird flying or a cat meowing or whatever (and that person has heard these stories) he would anyway freak out n get a heart attack.

I hope u understand I kind of went off topic :p

BTW yes I always like to believe Mahabharata did happen

I actually got ur point dear. 😊

Not only Vyas depicted ALL possible scenarios of a lifetime of common man, we must not overlook some of the greatest visions he had which was beyond anyone's imagination .. Talking of some are :

it's in haryana, and, i think mahabharat is true.

Originally posted by: Pehchaan.Kaun

Not only Vyas depicted ALL possible scenarios of a lifetime of common man, we must not overlook some of the greatest visions he had which was beyond anyone's imagination .. Talking of some are :

1. Sanajay describing whole War to Dhriti - Television + Radio ..

2. Dealing with the Third Sex at that socio-economic time of India ..

3. Scientific explanation or method of having Solar Eclipse..

Just to name a few .. Ved Vyas was, is and will always be a star of ALL age and time.. None can match him ! Someone who thinks of writing about the contemporary situations as well as leads to some of the richest futuristic visions ever !